Wage for STNA or CNA

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I am a Staff Development Coordinator for a LTC building. I would like some feed back as to what the starting wage for a New STNA is, and does your building offer shift diffs?

TIA

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Specializes in Hospice.

I don't know what a STNA is, but TIA to me means Transient Ischemic Attack.:)

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Specializes in hospice.

TIA = thanks in advance

STNA is another term for CNAs, I believe, specific to a couple states but used nowhere else.

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Specializes in Hospice.
TIA = thanks in advance

STNA is another term for CNAs, I believe, specific to a couple states but used nowhere else.

LOL, I must be showing my age!

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What is ST in the STNA?

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What is ST in the STNA?

State Trained

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Specializes in Oncology.

State Trained/State Tested

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State Tested Nurses Aid. Ohio LTC facilities vary greatly. My facility starts at $10.50. More with experience. Some start as low as $8.15.

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Ok. Thank you. I have only known it as CNA

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In Tennessee it is 9.00 and I am a CNA have been for about 9 years and I just hit 11.00 horrible pay for CNA'S that's why I'm praying to get back in school

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Specializes in Public Health.

I made $12 in LTC and hospital (without differentials) in Nevada and $10-12 in home care.

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Why does a CNA make so little money. That job is not easy. You could literally make more working fast food. Something needs to change about that.

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